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Is a whole number the same thing as a mixed number?
No. A mixed number is a whole number and a fraction.
What is made up of a fraction and whole number?
A mixed number is made up of a whole number and a fraction.
What is the number containing a whole number and a fraction?
A mixed number
How do you change 35 to a mixed number?
You can't. 35 is a whole number, and mixed numbers are not whole.
What is whole number mixed with a proper fraction?
a mixed number
Is a whole number the same thing as a mixed number?
No. A mixed number is a whole number and a fraction.
What is made up of a fraction and whole number?
A mixed number is made up of a whole number and a fraction.
What is percent as a fraction mixed number or whole number?
It is often a fraction but can be a mixed or whole number.
What is the number containing a whole number and a fraction?
A mixed number
What would 105 percent be as a whole number?
105% is equivalent to a mixed fraction. The nearest whole number is 1.105% is equivalent to a mixed fraction. The nearest whole number is 1.105% is equivalent to a mixed fraction. The nearest whole number is 1.105% is equivalent to a mixed fraction. The nearest whole number is 1.
what is a mixed number?
A mixed number is when you have an whole number beside a proper
How do you turn a mixed number into a whole number?
You cannot. Mixed number and whole numbers form disjoint sets.
What Is 3 as a whole number converted into a mixed number?
Whole numbers can't be mixed numbers.
How do you change 35 to a mixed number?
You can't. 35 is a whole number, and mixed numbers are not whole.
What is whole number mixed with a proper fraction?
a mixed number
Is 19.6 a whole number or a mixed number?
It contains whole number plus fraction of 1, so its a mixed number.
What is a number called when it is a whole number with a fraction?
A number can be called either a mixed number or a mixed fraction when it is a whole number with a fraction.
